Passers-by in Times Square, New York, USA. Archival photoMOSCOW, 24 Apr. About 75 percent of Americans feel overwhelmed by an endless series of crises, host Greg Gatfeld told Fox News, citing an American Psychological Association survey. Experts found that the coronavirus pandemic, economic difficulties, the Ukrainian crisis and other events affected the mental health of US citizens. «About 87 percent of those surveyed believe that the last two years, one crisis follows another. Thank you, Joe Biden. Or Obama? Or Obama-Biden? Or Michelle?», Gatfeld ironically noted that the last 27 percent they were so nervous that they could not complete the questionnaire. This means that any passer-by on the street can freak out and attack others, the journalist concluded. >Even fast food is getting more expensive: new prices shocked AmericansWestern countries imposed sanctions after the start of a special operation to demilitarize and denazify Ukraine s. First of all, the restrictions affected the banking sector and the supply of high-tech products. Many brands have announced the suspension of activities in Russia. The Kremlin called these measures an economic war, but noted its readiness for such a development of events. Sanctions pressure on Moscow has already turned into economic problems for the West, causing a serious increase in fuel and food prices. Thus, in the United States, annual inflation accelerated from 7.9 percent in February to 8.5 percent in March, and Joe Biden's ban on energy imports from Russia provoked a sharp rise in the price of gasoline in the country and, as a result, discontent among citizens.
